The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

the city.
Mr.. Louis Hollweg left yesterday for an East
ern trip.
Mr. Mareuardt and sister, of Iowa, are visit
ing the family Of Judge Elliott, on North Merid-
ian street
Mr.. Frederic Bryton, of the Forgiven COM
pauy, is stopping at the Bates House.
Mrs. Mary Hawhe, of Chicago is visiting Mrs.
David Macy, on North Delaware street.
Col. John A. Bridgand will go to California
in few days to spend month or six weeks.
Miss Veach, of ST. Louis, is expected soon to
visit Mrs. Lizzie Powell at her home in Irving
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Will Morris left yesterday for
New Orleans and Florida to visit for two or
three weeks.
Mrs. p A. Ward, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. McGrath at Lafayette, will re-
turn home tonight
Miss Niblack. of Vincennes. who has been Wis
lting Miss Genevieve Elliott for til zee weeks, re-
turned home yesterday.
Judge Cooley will lecture at Meridian street
Al. E. Church tomorrow evening on fle 'sAcqua-
sition of Louisiana" The lecture viii Be free.
Thaddeus Butler, of the Huntington Eews
Express. spent Sunday in the city visiting his
son, one of the employees of the House oil Zap
resentatives.
Thomas D. Stewart we'll known in this ciay
week in Florida, of consumption. He went
South in October last. hoping to regain his
J health but rapidly failed He was at one time
an employe of the Journal, and for the last few
| years was with Mr.. H. T. Condo. having charge
| of his type writer department.. He was a
studous young man, exceptionally free from
| vices, warm friend and a genial companion
| Rev. Lyman Abbott, who speaks in this city
| on Wednesday evening, Feb. It, on Industrial
Evolution" is editor of the Christian Union, Of
/ He 10 known az of
| several commentaries the New Testament
/ He has been one Of the principal leaders in the
| new movement in political economy. His arti.
! Gle in last years Century on Danger Ahead .
| called attention to the changes going on in mod
/ ern industrial life. His lecture on Industrial
| Evolution" will deal with the present condition
| Of labor-its hopes and fears.
| ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
/ Bates House: Mrs. Jason B. Brown. Miss
/ Maggie Brown, Seymour; VIM. r. Asher. Mar
| tinsville; Paul Mullin. Greensburg; Thomas A.
Starr, Goshen; j. II. Lindley, Rockville; S T.
| Mcconnell, Loganspor:; j. H. Evans, Columbus
w. J. Cunningham. Lafayette: w. c. johnson
| Vincennes; A. F. Armstrong, Milton Bell, J. c.
Blacklidge. Kokomo; Charles F. Muller. For
| Wayne; H. Smith. Danville: e. P. Huston
| Evansville; B. B. Harris, Harris City.
Grand Hotel: s. Fl. Taylor, Washington; A
| Fl. Brown, Michigan City; A. F. Broad, Frank
fort; VIM Darrah, Kentland John Rothrock
| Monticello; G. F. Spicer. Davepport; J. c. Nelson
Princeton; Fl. LaTourrette G. Clouse, Wallace
Ind. j. N Davidson. Whitesville; D. w. Henry
a. w. Quincy Terre Haute; =. T. Stringer
Fort Wayne; Robert Simonton, Huntingdon; w
A. Banks. LaPorte; L. n. Wrigley, Albion Ind.
Richard Jones, Columbus; T. NJ. Andrews, Yves
Point: L. S. Seamans, Shelbyville; George T
Howard, Jeffersonvilie; D. B. Nichols, W. F
Clapp, S. w. Flmmon, Albion. Ind: j. F. Bal
lard, Columbus James S. Thompson, Edinhurg
W. E Beach, G. E. Briant Huntington, Ind
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